What the EU Omnibus proposal means for apparel and footwear brands
Omnibus I is now approved. See how it changes CSRD and CSDDD scope, timelines, and reporting rules for apparel and footwear brands.
Policies and Regulations | Dec 16, 2025
What the EU Omnibus proposal means for apparel and footwear brands
Omnibus I is now approved. See how it changes CSRD and CSDDD scope, timelines, and reporting rules for apparel and footwear brands.
Lidia Lüttin
[Textile Industry] CSRD - Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive Reporting Requirements for Apparel and Footwear
CSRD explained for fashion brands: scope, timelines, ESRS requirements, and how Omnibus I changes who must report and when.
Independent Research Highlights Carbonfact’s Market-Leading Capabilities in Data Integration and Reporting
Searching for an LCA tool? A new benchmark report evaluates 14 different LCA software solutions.
Explained: What SBTi FLAG Means for Fashion Brands
If >20% of your emissions are from FLAG sources, and you have SBTi, you will need to have FLAG SBT. You must do so within 6 months after the final guidance is...
The French Textile Eco-Score: 2025 - Key Updates and What Fashion Brands Need to Know
The French Eco-Score entry into force begins on October 1st, 2025.
Italy’s New Eco-Score Proposal (SNET): What It Means for Fashion Brands Selling into Italy
Understand the Italian Eco-Score system: Rollout timeline, penalties for D/E products, and how your brand should prepare to stay compliant.
How Snickers Workwear Leverages Environmental Data to Win Business and Produce Better Products
Learn why Snickers Workwear made a strategic decision to ensure their sustainability data is as durable as their products.
How T2 Supplier framas Uses Carbonfact to Turn Supplier Data into a Competitive Edge
framas implemented Carbonfact to streamline data management and gain actionable insights.
[Fashion Brief] EU’s Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (UCPD) and Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive
What does the Unfair Commercial Practices mean for textile brands? Simply explained, concrete guidance for apparel and footwear brands.
Simply Explained : Green Claims Directive for Fashion
Coming soon: no environmental claim without structured, high-quality data. Deep dive into the blog to be prepared!
PEFCR for Apparel and Footwear: The EU’s Product Environmental Footprint Methodology
Deep-dive into the European PEF and how fashion and textile brands can prepare.
What’s New in PEFCR 3.0 for Apparel and Footwear –Simplified Guide for Textile Brands
After five years of work, the PEFCR for the fashion sector are now considered final